In early 2026, Bitcoin mining stocks face a new round of selling pressure. Despite significant industry expansion, stock prices continue to decline. Companies like Cipher Mining, TeraWulf, and Hut 8 have secured several important infrastructure deals and financing, including an AI hosting agreement valued at an estimated $7 billion. However, these developments have failed to sustain investor interest, as Bitcoin prices hover around $88,900 and remain in a downward trend, leading miners to be viewed more as leveraged bets on Bitcoin rather than investments in growth-oriented infrastructure.
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In early 2026, Bitcoin mining stocks face a new round of selling pressure. Despite significant industry expansion, stock prices continue to decline. Companies like Cipher Mining, TeraWulf, and Hut 8 have secured several important infrastructure deals and financing, including an AI hosting agreement valued at an estimated $7 billion. However, these developments have failed to sustain investor interest, as Bitcoin prices hover around $88,900 and remain in a downward trend, leading miners to be viewed more as leveraged bets on Bitcoin rather than investments in growth-oriented infrastructure.